Westminster City Council completes 20mph rollout

Westminster City Council says its new 20mph speed limit is a clear step forward in plans to create a ‘hub of safe and sustainable transport’.

29 Oct 2020 | More...

Construction starts on new protected cycle lanes in Hackney

Work to create new protected cycle lanes on two prominent roads in Hackney is underway.

23 Oct 2020 | More...

Government moves to strengthen mobile phone laws

The Government has set its sights on closing a legal loophole and making activities like taking photos and playing games on hand-held mobile phones illegal while driving.

19 Oct 2020 | More...

ULEZ expansion ‘vital measure’ to let London breathe

Transport for London continues to step up preparations for the expansion of the Capital’s Ultra Low Emission Zone, with the launch of an extensive marketing campaign.

15 Oct 2020 | More...

LRSC publishes response to Highway Code review

The London Road Safety Council has warned that without a major effort to educate road users of all types, any changes to the Highway Code will have no effect.

12 Oct 2020 | More...

LRSC signs up to AmazonSmile

Members and supporters of the London Road Safety Council can now use their Amazon purchases to fund the work carried out to improve road safety in the Capital.

8 Oct 2020 | More...

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Contact details for local London road safety teams, campaigns and initiatives.
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The newly-appointed executive director of The Bikeability Trust, Emily Cherry, provides an update for road safety officers in the Capital.
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Alison Gowman, elected member for the City of London Corporation, explores issues surrounding roads policing, with reference to a couple of recently published reports.
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Road safety in a changing world
Guildhall | 7 December 2021
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About the London Road Safety Council

It is likely that around 28,000 people will be injured on roads in the Greater London Area this year, some 3,000 of whom will be killed or seriously injured.

The London Road Safety Council's aim is to reduce these needless casualties by producing and promoting resources and publicity materials and providing a forum to discuss road safety issues.

The Council is unique in London in that it has a membership of elected council members and professional road safety officers from the London boroughs. Transport for London (TfL) and other stakeholders, including the Metropolitan Police and City of London Police forces, are also represented.

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